303 COLUMBUS AVE · SAN FRANCISCO
Dessert Restaurant in San Francisco, California
303 Columbus Ave, San Francisco, CA 94133, USA · (415) 993-2327
Of the dessert restaurants in San Francisco on the registry, U :Dessert Story ranks first. The Baked Bear is second of 4.
The Baked Bear, located at 303 Columbus Ave in San Francisco, is a charming dessert spot that has garnered a loyal following for its delightful ice cream sandwiches. With a rating of 4.5 stars from over 1,300 reviews, visitors rave about the soft, flavorful cookies and the rich ice cream that fills them.
While the atmosphere is casual and inviting, some patrons have noted occasional service hiccups. Despite this, many find it a fun and satisfying stop for a sweet treat while exploring the vibrant North Beach neighborhood.
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The restaurant is open Monday to Thursday from 11:00 AM to 12:00 AM, Friday and Saturday from 11:00 AM to 2:00 AM, and Sunday from 11:00 AM to 12:00 AM.
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The restaurant does not provide specific information about parking, but customers are encouraged to check for nearby street parking or parking lots in the area.
The most recent post on this business’s Google listing is from August 1, 2026. We hold 10 posts from it, read on August 6, 2026.
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Monday is the quietest day on this listing. Saturday is the busiest.
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One of the best dessert restaurants in San Francisco is Bi-Rite Creamery, known for its artisanal ice cream and unique flavors. Another popular spot is Tacko, which offers…
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The restaurant is known for its customizable ice cream sandwiches, featuring a variety of freshly baked cookies and delicious ice cream flavors.
The restaurant does not accept reservations.
Asked ChatGPT on September 14, 2026; it named The Baked Bear. It said: “The Baked Bear At 303 Columbus Avenue, The Baked Bear allows you to customize ice cream sandwiches with…
U:Dessert Story leads the San Francisco dessert restaurant leaderboard with an AI Score of 43, followed by The Baked Bear (34), Na Ya Dessert Cafe (26) and Sweet Glory on Inner…
Bear Bowl with Bear Batter Ice Cream. Confetti cookie with cookies & cream ice cream. Soft and chewy cookies. That is the pattern across 24 reviews.
Inconsistent service quality. Miscommunication regarding gluten-free options. Limited vegan choices.
The Baked Bear holds an AI Score of 34. U:Dessert Story holds 43. On Google they rate 4.5 and 4.4. Those are the figures the registry holds for both.
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These 10 searches carry the market: olive garden italian restaurant, waffle house, chili's restaurant, bakery, restaurant depot, dessert, levain bakery, porto's bakery, ruth's…
The restaurant offers a unique experience with customizable desserts, but it does not have online ordering or public restrooms.
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